Apoqnmatulti'k

Apoqnmatulti'k Apoqnmatulti'k
(Ah-boggin-ah-mah-tul-teeg; Mi’kmaw translation:“we help each other”) aims to increase our understanding of the movements and seasonal habitat use of eel, lobster, and tomcod in Nova Scotia’s Bay of Fundy and Bras d’Or Lake ecosystems.

Equal participation and engagement among Mi’kmaw rights holders, local knowledge holders, and academia is key to enabling better stewardship of these waterways and their inhabitants.

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Apoqnmatulti’k aims to document the movements and habitat use of Katew Katew
(Insert text here); American eel (American eel), American lobster and Atlantic tomcod in parts of Mi’kma’ki (Nova Scotia, Atlantic Canada). This knowledge will then be transferred to communities with the goal of supporting their decision-making processes.